The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-11-09

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NEED tel Won that every official act o
Gov sfcFnerv hog been Submitted TO tn
n0werfI1l rnirToscopg Of the reformers? No
tbav have baan waking 4 thorough exarnina
ton, and Whist have they discoyered7 Neye
hara tI,a r,snnIa had n more honest and goot
government, Re has never wrapped himself
~ in The Fold Of inlDsTiai purple and CLOSED
his doors 10 an. one: he has always been ad
yi+frg with the peopia for the good OF TIN
n5f w., ,yd H.. S,o+o ~ Nuisiena "a i
ora5Ie Chief Executive?
II blame no ORC for advocating Gen
Nichols have many friends on The othe
side. hIIt 7 teII them that the object of thi!
canvass is To mt the seal of condemnation
on the brow Of that honest Democrat, Sam
| p Wcilnery Il
| mo smoker NEXT took up the campairn o.
1874 and the Islander. and said that thu
convention removed the Islander and villiti
oo 80 t 49,, a. tTNRy,S,.r ~ ,nr,;
n nGtig him p DI''4 wv -'-0l'-'I " -'--'
The part PLAYED by Gen. Nichols In thu
! Huu5 holt wag next explained. mir. u. s
! williamson, who was candidate against Mr.
| st. Martin, dill not bolt. Could the great
result OF redemption have been achieved had
some Of the Democrats raised the banner OF
| ref0rnP The RepEbiican PARTY are ready tc
| organize. and we cannot stand With q divided
| Dep1Ucracy. tkDpIpuge.
| - :, ,o,-,
waz the Davt snaatar when ;ntrodrced he
was loGdIy cheered.
lie came III response TO an invita- ton re-
ceiYed while at Shreveport from the execu-
tive Democratic committee Of Lincoln par
! ish He cgye n history OF pagt cAuuligns in
| which he had taken part. To the present
calnpginn OF fhe rrFcrrIicra no nrged seriors
objections. In oideu days these campaign
committees were not formed and meetings
gotten up for the purpose OF advocating the
claims of one candidate and abusing Demo
cratic State administration.
Durine the delivery OF his address, which
consumed an nour, the speaker was fire..
qHcntly and loudly apDlauded.
The rhairnnanE ~ win now ;n+roluce tn
you facts and fieuyes; one Who is known by
our people as a GREAT Journalist. and who
has done as much for The State and the f;nntf,
az any living man. and as mnch for t,,a Dem
OcratiC party as any man in it-lIaf0r d. A.
Burke
Major Burke onenad nv scl,pow,e6gino
Will oraaf 81 fiPartiCIS Tho i,if - ~ tIo
DamGcrs+ir Fyaouti~e CnTo,nitins - ~ ~
peonie, He tHnII Il not NT1lv az con5t, i,ne,'t
bukasa an indinatian az the fni, sr,;,it DgI,icb
rates tbn raGra ~ ~, ~ 49, f ti,.
public seryanta ,5Len assailed, and a desire
to hear both sidea Of public questions.
lie was rot entirely IL stranger, having
been with them in the political battles of tic
past, and also in
THE crr,,r r,yn,-erpr.1 c.,r,,,or
t thas has been lDa,Hgur3ted and fought
sntoIBi'oI' VIC SoHul' ana III Wnich Lincoln
SS.i iis = eestl1iea 70 pay conspicuous part
I'M, iitII - sg%h ann, 10 Dot ms ipEte, and 1t
a,,f r. 6o, Yen i"le c3G"ihi ana pieesi
aneStap4s. III Potlte2i ia9Grs IA re been in
hve aItvaSs i b"p pa - W aia tliS SloilS
But as a Dnblio servant Who has IcId tha
c11nTnisginn fo, ,,i'a ,,nrs L t,o0
sdGrnd Il his hin ~ eiya atS iG cI,
stewartislrp and as eifzsn 10 4i"rs AZ th ,s
issues Of the Gav with Inv faiotr-citi lsS9 VI"
" here IN the SGy,tb foTyna I'D m ~
been srrinssiI not slone IN Goo,;a LIZ iio
Damq and TenIeas@S hut hsre re- - '' 6h.h
louisiana sine tGose aynae;tt 80 NJ ~ w
been inangurgted the increase Of wrorth Of |
the S0y1tb bog basr $GOG ran oHh -, VI ~
crease in r7oTIIF5rtnres il, eiinnf,, r, Gfat t.5
has benin Arkansas -. go ;lGi, ,; 100 |
,l4,72i. GOO. NIisgigsinni "a 2no 09o A.
ps ma s3G $50 nS0 ~ 80, 49, ~ a ni"
600; n total Increase in SontSern rro iUol
alone of S912. 900 OOn In Enl,tI.,,, go;
culture there has been Am Increase ri $40
772, 379. "a
I, ro,,,oo, a., 4,.-oo ooo
nv tho ooi ~ ,.a ~ ", ooq appt9pflhtl3h
lid not thins Il o soi nc .e n Id ne
Wien f sEe VIZ Fyr ,hG results nave neen.
lirds Of RirmiTbba Io III tWo1
inid ''i''' > ''''Hi WAC 1h uiieuie'ated
He predicted .h.t Ti,coI, ror;sb .ho
,ynjoreI ond s onI, , =, y, patis, Mhen
1ast i'i o VI llama ~ aa Geolgla had been
al. a UHgt lor gehGf@5ionS as NJ only for
'.,,i>'t anu u se"htS yieid OF crops. NOW we
crrrPs Avn ro,,,>s nrr,,-,,-,
no r,ral.a 20 s',! ~ 40 'rhis"lN9 "
,aayr. M - +a lhace9 cuLlIilg hleh % the
it ~ these states and other mineral
''tSva OF the 9Quth.
A4y we nQt nope thatNorth Louisiana AID
ii.,Gl!t p4sisA WIZ soon experience the same
i r,,,. !oilsehII!l SUBJECT nom the political
.t'SYiV ~! "nlen seemed y be urged TO the
gu; %, Nv NOSE VINO nave forced an acrimo-
tosia cam pa!s'i el3AV months PRIOR to ionl-
nn@tins convention. 1t Ii Iii vain that the
I"'ei rno s &a ms ass?flateS nave advanced
err '4at have described. His ctforSs secure
~. r ItIiniatIoh &ha bl1'er assault from the
" ~. Ielo,thets:
,sa iiV tb t'eAt EG.e' iscHssed bJ the speaker
~ ile chGrEc by ne advocates OF Gen.
. .,,, uia1 tii3 oEate adnnhIsration had
.Gii lrfsfESu AGAINST the national admins
I ~. thl5 Najof Dl,The pronounced ut
!. ~ Nttaot'Is u "ctnt-ia OF train, and he
i,, aGt5 rom me Rpsecn&a OF AcEnery.
.ts'ls ana burke IN recent Congressional
llnpal&ns, ana pointed TO the faCs thst the
L@Ss auliinlSEratlGn had been in perfect
I .inlipiiy nlth ne canhldacy OF Grover
iefeiana and 70 the fact that the State al-
III He nag bseh IN perfect harmony
he charge OF rersonaGsm Of the 5lcI5nrry
NJ ' ntrol,ss e"S '9V ,atsgS1. AS Tar rs
arned the sneaker said ilaE he hi 49,
a9n consulted By Gov. Mei.nery re .;y I'm,
tronaee, and no appointments w!l3fercff
ad been made by Gov. MtEnery on iis .
1l.citation. At The death OF Wlltz cane 81 !,
eiAand Hpon Gov: MeEnery that he gliolld /
move the Apprentices Of Witt. and that !
le VIII OF the Democratic party that elected !,
yitt1 should be reversed by Mcinery. Tia q
amaEd came from Gen. Nichols si,ain,rt- !
IS, and was the cause Of the hosti.j'g 10 !
oy. Mcl1nery, who refused to acc1@d to
leiT, demands and thas inaugural par. Z
M, ~ government in its most violent forfa..
j ne answer Of Gov. Mcllnery wau th. he +
on!d be untrue TO the Denocracv 81 ne
ere Il he diQ it, and that he had lid down g
e rule THAT if It could be shown to him Eitak n
~ Iqan was corrupt CT incompetent theE lie -
onla remove him; but thGE he W0rid nrE q
ED to Fhe will of a faction. @AA Nv d
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